Chula Vista Then & Now: Revisiting 1994 profile on San Diego neighborhood

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2021
  • An area once full of lemon and citrus groves, Chula Vista has grown to a buzzing pillar of the San Diego metro. We revisit Third Avenue, Eastlake, and look forward.
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Комментарии • 24

  • @annmariecarroll3328
    @annmariecarroll3328 2 года назад +11

    I lived in a home on 3rd Ave in the 40's. I could walk to town. My first year of high school was the first year of Chula Vista High School at Brown Field. I have wonderful memories of living there.

  • @Norrie-jj2ve
    @Norrie-jj2ve Месяц назад

    We visit CV often, have family there on Oaklawn Ave..., and still hear the train at 2am every morning ringing its bell...I love the place...:)

  • @bradleypollack5658
    @bradleypollack5658 Год назад +6

    In 1994 you could afford rent or housing easily now you need to be a doctor or business owner to afford housing.

  • @mistreme8341
    @mistreme8341 2 года назад +4

    I was born in Chula Vista. It’s weird ‘looking back’ to 1994 because it doesn’t seem so long ago for me. Present day Chula Vista is what seems strange to me. But, such is age - time passes so fast.

  • @joelsantana3979
    @joelsantana3979 2 года назад +2

    The mom is so cute

  • @TheIceberg380
    @TheIceberg380 Год назад +1

    Should of called it a couple people from Chula Vista...not too informative about Chula Vista. I was born in San Diego I grew up in Chula Vista. My Dad had a few houses on J street, 2nd Ave, and DelMar, I loved that place...

  • @jayhohonson7614
    @jayhohonson7614 2 года назад

    Now bars then stores

  • @aaronandraquel
    @aaronandraquel 2 года назад +1

    All the new businesses opening up. Where are they going to find employees? Current businesses can't even find workers.

  • @marktito6169
    @marktito6169 2 года назад +10

    Chula Vista has turned to shit. It was once a safe peaceful place to live

    • @Captain-Rex53
      @Captain-Rex53 Год назад +2

      It was Clean and Calm now because of gangs and homeless people Chula Vista has become a shit hole (The West Side Of Chula)
      Like for example look at Palomar and Broadway
      The Park behind Walmart is now close because of homeless people
      And the apartments around the area is full of trouble makers,
      I personally feel unsafe

  • @zerimar26
    @zerimar26 Год назад +3

    Funny they don't mentioned the homelessness or the high cost of living. 🤔

    • @FloridaMan69.
      @FloridaMan69. 7 месяцев назад

      or all the brown people

    • @1981menso
      @1981menso 3 месяца назад

      @@FloridaMan69. Stay in Florida, your stupid racist comments are old and lame.

  • @MrBagui-ll6jx
    @MrBagui-ll6jx Год назад +3

    BS! Chula Vista shopping center on H street looks like sad now. Past was best.

    • @jpSD297
      @jpSD297 8 месяцев назад

      Really? It literally booming with new restaurants like Raising Canes!

    • @MrBagui-ll6jx
      @MrBagui-ll6jx 8 месяцев назад

      @jpchevrolet7 No, there's lots of Bar locations are not safe well than restaurants.

  • @FloridaMan69.
    @FloridaMan69. 7 месяцев назад +1

    back when chula vista was white

    • @threestakksent
      @threestakksent 2 месяца назад

      Before that guess what color it was

  • @jordanjohnson9866
    @jordanjohnson9866 2 года назад

    Not everything that person in that video wants, you can get there. /

  • @Mr.13
    @Mr.13 2 года назад +2

    Lame city

  • @KMDoc
    @KMDoc Год назад

    1988 born commenting here. My parents moved us to CV in 2002. I went to Chula Vista High School! I now live in Mira Mesa, but I wouldnt mind moving back to settle.

    • @rocketdog2723
      @rocketdog2723 6 месяцев назад

      i hope you make lots of money cus it aint affordable

    • @KDLandPortfolio
      @KDLandPortfolio 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@rocketdog2723 It is certainly expensive. One just has to make sure they do the due diligence in their financials and consider all inclusive costs for owning a home (even with inflation over the years) with a buffer. It can be done, just matters how much you want it.